Live Data Replication

ARDIs Live Data Replication functions let you push live data to other platforms as it arrives.

It's useful for recording data to historians, or pushing data to distribution and messaging systems such as MQTT.

Importantly, it applies ARDIs naming and structure to the incoming data, ensuring that the information is recorded consistently and is easy for users to find.

This means you can use ARDIs driver suite and web-interface to create a Unified Namespace, but access live data using a completely open-source back-end such as an MQTT or Redis server.

WARNING: Although steps have been taken to ensure that performance impact is minimal, distributing data to other locations has a performance impact on the consolidator and will increase both CPU usage and memory consumption on your ARDI server.

Configuring Live Data Replication
Pre-Built Replicators
Creating Your Own Replicator